A83: Re: Link port (fwd)
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A83: Re: Link port (fwd)
This is for the TI-83. SendAByte is toward the bottom. It isn't a
straight call, you must load 11d into asm_ind_call and call _io_exec. The
addresses are below. On the 83 plus, however, you must bcall _sendabyte.
I think the best option is to use #ifdef in your program.
The equate for the plus is 4EE5h. _IO_EXEC on the 83 is 51EFh. SendAByte
is 11d in Asm_Ind_Call, which is 80C8h.
Hope this helps
Jeremy
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Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 22:58:49 +0200
From: Solignac Julien <x1cygnus@online.fr>
Reply-To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: A83: Re: Link port
>Are there any good link port tutorials available? I would like to be able
>to send bytes through the link port on the TI-83 and Plus.
Below is a dump of TI-83 link information using ROM routines, these routines
require an error handler to be set up. If you want more "performant"
routines, you can look at the ztetris source code or contact me for my own.
Solignac Julien
x1cygnus@xcalc.org
http://xcalc.org
This brief look at the TI-83 link port shows how to access
the port and use it for basic sending and receiving of bytes of
data.
The TI-83 link port uses 2 data lines, D0 & D1, for communicating.
These data lines are accessed through the B-port of the Z80.
The symbol BPORT is equated to the correct port value in
the include file "TI83ASM.INC".
Note : THE DATA LINES ARE READ IN AS HIGH (1) WHEN NO
ACTIVITY IS PRESENT ON THE DATA LINES.
THE LOWER 2 BITS OF THE B-PORT, BITS 0 AND 1, ARE FOR
WRITING TO THE DATA LINES.
BITS 2 AND 3 OF THE B-PORT ARE FOR READING IN THE STATUS
OF THE DATA LINES.
Reading the data lines :
IN A,(BPORT) ; READ THE VALUE OF THE B-PORT
CP 0Ch ; ANY DATA LINE GO LOW ?
JR Z,NO_ACTIVITY ; IF READ 0Ch THEN NO LINES LOW
CP 8 ; IS D0 PULLED LOW ?
JR Z,D0_LOW ; YES, BIT 2 = 0 SO D0 IS LOW NOW
;
; ELSE BIT 3 WAS LOW (ACC=4), SO D1 IS LOW
;
Writing to the data lines :
There are symbols equated to the correct values
to "OUT" to the B-PORT for controlling the
status of the data lines.
LD A,D0LD1L
OUT (BPORT),A ; is used for setting D0 low, D1 low
LD A,D0LD1H
OUT (BPORT),A ; is used for setting D0 low, D1 high
LD A,D0HD1L
OUT (BPORT),A ; is used for setting D0 high, D1 low
LD A,D0HD1H
OUT (BPORT),A ; is used for setting D0 high, D1 high
A few of the TI-83 system routines concerning the link port
are availble for ASM use. These routines are accessed by making
a call to the routine _IO_EXEC, with a value stored in the
byte at ASM_IND_CALL (808Ch).
_IO_EXEC = 51EFh
D0LD1L EQU 0C3h
D0LD1H EQU 0C1h
D0HD1L EQU 0C2h
D0HD1H EQU 0C0h
BPORT EQU 0
ASM_IND_VALUE
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19d REC1STBYTE : This routine goes into idle
or low power mode and waits for
the data lines to change. Then
reads a byte of data using the TI-83
bit protocol. This only reads the 1st
byte of data. The byte is returned
in the accumlator.
20d REC1STBYTENC : The same as REC1STBYTE except
that the cursor does not flash.
The byte is returned in the
accumulator.
22d RECABYTE : This routine looks at the data
lines for activity for about
2 seconds and reads in a single
byte of data. If no data is found
an error will be generated.
The byte is returned in the
accumulator.
11d SENDABYTE : This routine sends a byte of
data across the data lines
using the TI-83 bit protocol. If
there is no response within about 2
seconds an error is generated.
The data to be sent needs to be in
the accumulator.
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